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About The Daily Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883 | View Entire Issue (June 5, 1876)
C- T LO JrJPJvM14jl' t w i VOL. ASTORIA. OREGON, MONDAY EVENING. JUNE 5, 1876. NO. 3d. 1. rrtJ V J- ..'J.. - nr.'J,'-'Lii!JT'J.LLIr V.'-U.UbtAI-i-'.LRJ.J1. Ji, '.JaLACTJr.JajV"J.LlJJJUKL.t. fci-iv:. .'-gLZ. " i Ai.H.JJlJLJLJ,a.igg-j?; j JUIIig 'X XJilMlLJL-mUW r' J I ' l wkj - j m m &s i i.V '"5 . 2 MJI Asr-lfLif V.Vi v IS3USD EVERY EVENING, (Siii:tiays Kxce-ited,t tJ. C. IXELAMJ, : : E'E'KLMHEK. lTojuior Hmldini, Cans Street Terms of Subscriptien: Served by Carrier, per week '2 Cents Sei.t by mail, three months $-0 h-eiit hy mail six months -1 GO Seat hy m:.il one year 7 OJ j rue f l'o:t:ige to the Subscribers. iVTT Advertisements in?citel by the year nt the into of -1 m per jnaro per month. Tran.-ient, advertt-in, by tho day or week, fifty cents pcrsi;:s:ro lir.-t insertion. Ueadinir notice, in city Items column, five eet per line per day. .No charge less than twenty-five cents. When will the Common Couiic.il o il or a tax, if necessary, to improve the cemeterv ground.-- ? Mrs. Derby had added now at tractions to her millinery stock, and a beautiful dressed model appears in the front .window. The Centaur arrived from above Jat evening in tow of the Shoofiy, nearly ready for sea. She is partly laden with wheat. The Episcopal church has been greatly benefitted by the addition of a front window, giving light and ven tilation to the gallery. The barkentine Portland, Capt. Gage, Simpson's Oregon I'acket line, left yesterday for Portland in tow of the steam tug J. C Prenham, pilot Oilman on deck. Persons on board theAVave Queen may lower a hook through the main hatch anytime, on the voyage to Iviirope, and draw,out a salmon, ready cooked for lunch or breakfast. The "Willamette river at Port' land, on the 1st inst., was only an inch and a half lower than it was fourteen years ago that date, eighteen days later than which Portland saw the highest water ever known there. The British ship Wave Queen arrived at Astoria yesterday partly laden with flour and fish for Liver pool. She was brought from Brook field by pilot lieed, in tow of the steam tug Astoria, drawing eighteen feet. When fully laden at Astoria for sea her draft will be nineteen feet. Besides four hundred tons of flour shipped by Kinney cC Co., the Wave Queen has on board for Liverpool direct, 13,000 cases salmon from Bay View and Brookfield. She will take on 140 tons more at Kinney's Astoria factory this week, and will then be readv for sea. The electon is nearly through with, and we feel a great relief es pecially as we wear a new pair of nice easy fitting oxford ties, made by Cone, which will place us square on our feet again, after the tussel the politicians have given us, keeping us up day and night for nearly three weeks. A man in Coos county has ap plied for a patent on a late discovery. It is Said that he has invented a pro cess by which it is possible under ordinary circumstances to so conduct a campaign as to confine the discus sions to those issues in which the people are directly interested, and to avoid anything calculated to smirch the character, or lower the social standing of the candidates. It is so simple and so easy that it seems real ly wonderful that nobody ever thought of it before. All the candi dates have to do is to stand on their heads, and walk off on the left ear .r'f "When will the road leading to the cemetery grounds be made passable? icuci in.iv cio . t,iibiv.iau w.i the management Of the late Public InHnn iiii(fivn .: o nrlf iaIim "ill School exhibition is rejected. -The election passed off in a very satisfactory manner at Astoria to-day. -vr x ii 1 j i i x.. .N o trouble whatever winch is a, trine strange considering the excitement of . . , . . 1 Llie past, r O T CCkS. j - - T.pvi5 Ilrnf!.- slinivmon. biv ..,.. . ..j , ,.., w beei . . . . . , . )een adyertrsjng irom Astoria to Coos ,,,,. fnr ., vnnmr 1m1- nf rnrf1 .innnnr. ' )A ioi a oung jao oi goott apptai- . b ance between fifteen and twenty , j'ears of age, to travel with their twMiim f.- ! flr irifil cncnnncirtn i.v.,.,,1., ... v.w ..v. .... """' ""w" : Garibaldi, Hv CIO tons, Xoyes, from Hongkonpr, act, but it niav be said with credit to I -May i". r ' i j. ti i . t ! Orcgonian. sell 574 tons, Ponnell, fm SF. Ore-on girls that they have not ycu As,;iye lsMtonSiKitcniet faiCanUff .via Rio. fOU lid her Whom t liey Seek. Cauoma. .WO ts, Kosser. fin Gl.usgou- via Honolulu. - " : j Clita, Br bkU.!l tons, "White, fm Honolulu. The people hi Polk County are ' DunrtUay, hhip. j::i tons, fm Europe, via Austral ,, rt i iiiandShang.ii. veiyanxioustosee tho Oregon Ceil- . Klidt Iir bk.,4!Itons.Henouf fm Port Chalmers. tral Tailro:id pushed to Completion. . Edward James, Forbes, fm Hongkong. T, . , y. f. , - . ,, . T , t . Forward, 13r bk., 741 tons Strachan. fm Hongkong. It is aim. st a faced fact that Independ- ! lloroof teXlle,Brbkas tons. Dyke, tm Mei ence will Txi the main depot for Polk 1 J""0: 5 f.-L r. t , T . W1MI Otto. JJe bK 4(w tons. Carter, fm .Liverpool Oct 14 COUllty. ftlr. Yilfcird the President of , Uobert Bright. Br. bk. :J0a tons Hennings from ., ... . . , j Shields March 1:8. the company, with a reviewing party, J Sam(..Kc.ed,ni,, rontons White, from Hongkong. passed thrmigll there last Week oil tSJJJJ ; BrbklOti tons, Kd wards ,fm Newcastle fnnf. fMlrr nn onw lwrf.li f flw, Woodsidu, Br bk.7tK) tons Montgomery, W days fm v,.., "0 .w wt.. ..0.. v. .-..w route irom est: Joe. to Junction. They have got a sharp city re porter on the Oregonian staff. This how he figures up a flag staff: " Two pieces, each 100 feet long, with a'ins&i. ,. r. , r , i'i.1 xl Coin exchange on S;m Francisco J per cent, splice of 'twelve feet, and set about , premium. eight feet in the ground, would be j Currency exchange on San Francisco y. per ra ts i j cent premium. 200 feet from the ground to tho apex.1 i Coin exchange on Xcw York per cent, prc- We pass. Let him alone, Bro. Jour-! "V.V1,11, , t f ,,- a- i -, l ' iclccraphic transfois 041 jov lork 1 per nal j cent, premium. Currency exchange oh Xcw York percent. " Granma" Lamphere, as she has ' premium. . , , , . . . r : Trndo Dollars. 02 buying; 9:K) selling; been commonly known at Astoria for iiaif dollar. ma buying; i.tjt selling. veiy many years past, whose death occurred yesterday, was born at Warm Springs, Bath county, Yir- ginia, August 24th, 17SC. She came to Oregon, crossing the plains with ' . ' , ,. ,.1 . , , ! teams in 1S47, and has lived at As- j toria nearly ever since then. The j funeral services took ph.ee this after- 1 noon at Grae (Episcopal) church, of her life will be furnished for pub lication next week. CITY iTEEVlS. .fr-Tlie West Shore is the only illustrated paper in Oregon. i. .Samuel, , I'umishcr, I'orlland. ??loU per year. Send for it. iS-Miss Belle Welch having re moved her stock of millinery goods to the house of her father, corner of Wall and Eighth Streets, invites ladies to call, Tlie bpst ashoitment of hats and trim-: tilings in the city. Orders from abroad i promptly attended to. gan, winch was lost on baturday hibt, be- vween avbiona ana me upper lown, will con ier a favor and be thankfully rewarded leaving the same at this ofUce, or at on the residence or JiLr. Goshu, at unner town. . 3An "Old Arm Chair." not the one placed in fciieh hih e.-timatc by the poet, hoover, but one which tor thirty .i"-' fta vi-t.n .. ii.-uii jitivu ui um oor liou hnnn o vn.fnw. l.m. i-... .... inenu ten. .jonn vuair, nas just been undergoing repairs at Chas. StolPs fur - niture tore, and i now made nearly as nice and comfortable as when new. 'Mr. to a bracket, you will lind it at his shops una ware rooms. .-srni T. , ., i. AiiBuuiiB rnuuuer oi oamuers West Shore has atmcared and contain most excellent cuU, representing the dif- terent gold medals and the silver cup to1 be awarded at the Portland Centennial , celebration; and aho an extensive gen-; eral programme o the exercises and tournaments lo take nlaco in That citv J duriug the week of jubilee. Thcss en- engravings would be creditable to the bet publication in the countrv. A number of other very interesting illustrations, alto appear in this number, besides descrip tive and other reading matter. Mr. Sam uel evinces much energy and eomnrehen- Jtion in the management of the West snore, ana fcucce is well merited. but the sermon will not be nreached practical dairying, on the most Pieces-bail court has granted an order to show 1 c i j. 1 .1 l -i i ba.-is, than this rejrion. Pure cold living ..p nM,-,wio-Lrt : . .,i until Stindav next, bv the Ileetor ' .! cause, liie probate is contested on V rp fr ,1 ; 1 V 1 1 i streams, a temperature Irce Irom the ex- , . l lev. J. A. llylaiid. A brief sketch tromnnnu)it. nVnidii. mid nnturiM cif iim;! behalf of sixteen nersons claiiniii"' to p&" The finder of a small passbook, lJrcakfiist ila with letters jn i', addressed to Thomas E. j cllrned ileef' L. Lofian and to Thomas and James Lo- fommi inri.- oio:i uiiucrfciaiiu? ni? oumiicss and n you Sujrar, crushed, Y " Hdu-i ! Un tlie arrival ot the tram m San have any keepsakes in the furniture line ' powered,!4 1.V17 . ,, . , ', i , which you wUh to preserve, call and con- " island. -fn....t. AdilA Francisco they will be greeted by a biilt him. It you want any article of Syi. S.f.f ldo' g,lllon 4m, committee of reception, and dino at modern design, well made, ornamental, 1 Tca Young lii'sonlWZZZZZZ "5'70 ! the Palace Hotel The mssen"ers are and of excellent fini-.h, from a vmr or set I " Janan. in naners. v :("V i n.oiLi. xne passenger, aic ynippiny: Port of Astoria. CLEARANCES AXD DEPARTURES. S.UI.KD Ajax, str 13."J tons, Holle?. to S F Jnnc 3. Sea V.rttif.!iriff.2T::tons.HaretoSr. to rfF Junes, Orient, hrijr, 312 tons. Ailiuusou, toS. F.June 2. i Shubrlck, U S steamer, V.oo tons, Korts, Northern Cruise, June J. A Mil V A LS FROM SEA. Portland. bkt. 404 tons tiac. fm s. f. June.-;. Gixsie 'JVn'air. str., 4 ID tons. Gardner, fm Pupet soums.Mavsi. Rival-bk -1 t0- Aaanw, fm Wilmington, May 27. Dawn bk. iTO tops, for S. F. Msy 2. I California, str fT I'ton?, Hayes, fm Sitka. May 22. Centaur, Gv bk-ifW tons OJTaron. fm Hongkong, -Way. Jam A. Falkinburp, bkt., 300 tons, Hubbard, fm Honolulu. Mayj. j Vjlvo Qneen. l'.r bk. il tons. Anderson, fm New-! caMiL.,xs v.t April it. J Caller Ou.iJr.bk., in i tons, Bea.fmW.Java. Apr 9. j VESSELS OS THE 'A V. Tabic bay. April I. FINANCE AMD TRADE. : ) l-'icmntjial. . (loM Uars SO.) par. Gold in Nen- York, WlV&'y. ,cnx Tenders in Astoria. buvin.2 SS: sell- San Francisco Markets. Flour. Extra. $", rty, 1)0. Wheat Shippers will give Si 70 for choico lot alongside vessels; millers are paying J5t alongside vessels; millers are paying JJarley Light brewing. i 20; choice. Si vqyz feed, SI 2.1 2"i;,Hright Chevalier, a -10 H"- Astoria 3Znr:Pts. 0 "? Sitf 1 gi.m in" the world is better adapted to boundless mass of luxuriant rass, invites me dairyman here, and amiougn ions oi "butter are put up annually the Held is but partly occupied, lloom for many more, - - - 1 lour.Orcgon City, -VXX.xl hbl.... hx bainily Willamette superior, ". Uraham " '. Mulillim t...i Corn .Mcal,'rl' i.i.il.. d round llarley, " I:i. liran &bhort, " . Hay " .. Unions, "ft UuheJ. :- oo 2."0f:0U 7.51 00 rota toes. i liutlcr, eastern, in tubs, H i " Ull0lc0 ro11 ' TiVfixs z cured Meats Ham. Sides, ' Wan 'X 1A'I7 bhouldcrs. aeon , Lard, in tins and caddies1' n,-nIcUC1?;' -v j $1 Dxyl ZZZZZ"ZZ'Z J-spt r uozen , v,aai 1 Pork, ' Mutton, ! Veivl. i J?"rn BSr: VbI 11?Sl:,I- I lZZZZZZZ fooHi! i Dry ! .' T. syj&viy. j Peaches. I,,7': 1 Coffee, green " ,.2,f"r) Pro!ircd' :v tlb i f j - Moco, J lo!..! Z'ZZZ Xtfitiy i " in lacquered boxes r. . 75.0 nannies, u - Oils, Dcvoc's (s ease iU&" Lead. Atlantic white V W i4 u;,.n --i ti, i&u) Salt. Liverpool, lb cental lOOliloU " Island, V cental !K1 10 &iccf wbolo t r-;', fetorr? "'bov OOlWrS " '' ' fancy, & box l'.io 25 Tobacco,"? H 05;al00 -M a! oheV. gross 2 20 ' , su,' t '............... - ,.& "UHV JahediZIIZIlKlSKo Shingles. .M 2.0C:U)0 lilankets, i pair G 00(510 (X) Sheeting, per yard lOlli Waterproof, ' " 100&1.7J Ticking, u " li43 hCottonadcs " ' - 25 50 ilannels, all wool.yard . ;j0ru,7o Chcefejv yard lOSW . .. . . ..... ..7 ,.. . ....... x 0 Telegraphic Hfews. Synopsis of Press Dispatches. Alexander T. Stewart's Will Contested. Jarrett and Palmers Fast Train. at i r t . -i Ahead. OI 1 lme at Cheyenne. i Probably at San Francisco on Time. The Scheditle from New York. List of Passengers on Board. o Chinese going back to the Flowery Land. Death of W. V. Wells in Napa Asylum. Small-pox and Laundries in San Francisco. Congress Can't Stand Any thing Rouorh. On the Coolie Question. The rumors lately afloat concerning Stewart's will have assumed form. The will is alleged to have been obtained br undue influence, and. the surrogate i Limn! v.ifirmc j Jarrett an i , . ' , " laid Palmer's, lightning train left Cheyenne at 10:48 Friday L' ;i i evening, rimning 45 miles per hour Wi between ISTorth. Platte and Cheyenne, I 00 about an hour and a half ahead of .jf,jJ1,)JJ,j!tiine, every thing working well, The tram passed Sidney, .Nebraska, 414 miles out, three horn's and forty min- utcs ahead of schedule time. Fol- " I If iifiti r "f-ii fiAlift In Ir fnnA rill 9i iu'" "" aoiiui.iici uuuti utiuiu xxuiii "ew York threugh: Miles. H'rs. Jersey City to Philadelphia 90 1.45 To Harrisburg 10G 4. Altoona 327 7. Pittsburg 444 10. Chicago 913 20. Crossing of the Mississippi river at Clinton 23.30 Omaha 1405 32. ! Cheyenne 1932 40. ! fWl ... OAX XX ' j San Fr I vnv.u -xau uu. ancisco 3317 84. twenty in all. It was expected Postmaster Gen eral Jewell would be one of the party, I but his duties prevented. The- whole . x . , . . . , I pary met !lt 12 dock' Provl0TO to ' the start at the K". ". Herald office, , ,-, M1 . , -, , , 1 where they were illuminated by a cal- i cicum light and treated to a sight of 15 150,000 Heralds struck oft in thirty minutes. A special boat conveyed them to Jersey City where- thej7 took the start. The British steauaar. Quang Se, which sailed to Honkong on the 2d, took away about 400 Chinese. "W. V. Wells, for many years connected with the press of San Fran cisco, prominent contributor to the Overland Monthly, author of a work on Central America, and the biogra phy of his grandfatlu :r, Samuel Adams, died at the ISapa insane asy lam last evening. Tho Chinese feeling is making havoc in a quiet way among Chinese laundries, and laundries" owned by white men, who employ Chinese and all Chinese laundries have lost more than half their custom, their patrons being fearful of smallpox. At a meeting of the 11th ward Anti-Coolie Club, last night, a letter from Seuator Sargent was read, the point of which was that the recent incendiary talk, threats of violence toward the- Chinese, is doing more than anything else to forfeit the sup port of the Eastern people, and he urged the clubs to be harmonious as doves, as the only way to accomplish anything. Somebody got his dander way up because the local reporter of the Ore gonian didn't expose the big bonanza swindle. Oregon is a long way ahead of any other State in the display of cere als at the centennial. Oregon iron is exhibited as a product of Califor nia. One of the Coos bay tugs last Friday towed out two vessels at the same time, and brought two in over the bar. The bar was as smooth as a mill pond. A brace of midnight prowlers went through the pockets of four men on Seattle streets a few nights ago, but got nary a red. Times must be fearful dull over there. Tho Portland evening Journal thinks it is well enough to look atthe l!effect of Puget Sound competing for the shipments of the Willamette Valley by the proposed railroad to Kalauiu." The Dentists of Ireland are in dignant at a doctor who advertises in the newspapers. The ancient eti quette of the medical profession is to starve rather than pubish one's busi ness in the same column with an nouncements of dry goods and gro ceries. One Portland paper says the Wave Queen has gone to sea ; an other says the Thorndike will not sail soon, because of delays in con nection with suits in court What wise ones. The Astoufax is-the only paper in the State th-at gives correct data with reference to Oregon's com merce -Soi. King and W. A. Wells, op posing candidates for sheriff in -Benton county made the canvass rather too tropical for that latitude and af ter making fools of themselves for 11 week or two, wrote and signed a card, which was published, denouncing their course, each toward the other, as ungentlemanly. One of the twain will be elected. An extra elegant pair of fine white blankets from Salem has gone forward as a present for Sir Samuel Cuiiard.. of London, England, proprie tor of the Cunard Steamship line, and have his name and the date, 187G, woven in scarlet They cannot fail to create a favorable impression of Or egon, manufacture-, unless the gentle man shall think that because the mills, that produced them is burned, no more suck can be made.. Brownsville can supply thsr tUmand. Ordr of Jacob Mayer.. . &